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I’m a bad lover I ask too many questions and some answers make me uneasy, ‘Am impacient, sometimes have low self esteem and sometimes I just think I’m the **** (I do really) I’m a bad lover I tend to inundate the objects of my affection with attention, cheesy poetry and random drawings that look more like kindergarden scribble. Broken promises **** me. I’m a bad lover I am inclined to forgive with ease but remember with intensity. I do not acknowledge moderation when it comes to kissing. I sometimes prejudge according to my last relationships. And somehow I am not afraid of being loyal. I’m a bad lover I love cats and warm, fuzzy feelings. I’ll rather watch a documentary than a horror movie. I turn awkward in certain situations. I go to sleep listening to democracynow.org but think Amy Goodman should be a bit more energetic, it’s almost as if she’s bored or ****** off or something. I’m a bad lover
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Jan 19, 2014
Jan 19, 2014 at 3:24 AM UTC
I'm a bad lover
I’m a bad lover I ask too many questions and some answers make me uneasy, ‘Am impacient, sometimes have low self esteem and sometimes I just think I’m the **** (I do really) I’m a bad lover I tend to inundate the objects of my affection with attention, cheesy poetry and random drawings that look more like kindergarden scribble. Broken promises **** me. I’m a bad lover I am inclined to forgive with ease but remember with intensity. I do not acknowledge moderation when it comes to kissing. I sometimes prejudge according to my last relationships. And somehow I am not afraid of being loyal. I’m a bad lover I love cats and warm, fuzzy feelings. I’ll rather watch a documentary than a horror movie. I turn awkward in certain situations. I go to sleep listening to democracynow.org but think Amy Goodman should be a bit more energetic, it’s almost as if she’s bored or ****** off or something. I’m a bad lover
xuanito-de-la-puente
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Jan 19, 2014
Jan 19, 2014 at 3:24 AM UTC
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